Convert SRT subtitles to a CSV spreadsheet with timing and text columns. The conversion runs locally in your browser.
Convert SRT subtitles to CSV online. Export cue index, start time, end time, duration, and text columns for spreadsheets. Use it when a caption platform, media player, lyric app, or review workflow needs a different subtitle format.
Parse the source file and build the converted subtitle output directly in your browser.
Review parsed cue text and timestamps before downloading the converted file.
The conversion runs locally after the page loads, so your subtitle file stays on your device.
Download a .csv file ready for your player, platform, editor, or spreadsheet.
Use this converter when subtitle timing and text need to be reviewed in a spreadsheet.
Choose a UTF-8 SubRip subtitle file.
Check the parsed cue text and timestamps.
Save a spreadsheet-ready file with timing and text columns.
Convert SRT to CSV when subtitle timing and text need to be reviewed, filtered, translated, or shared in a spreadsheet. Each subtitle cue becomes one row with timing and text columns.
Inspect cue timing, duration, and text in Excel, Google Sheets, or other CSV tools.
Share subtitle rows with reviewers who prefer tabular notes over raw SRT files.
Export subtitle text and timings before sending rows into a custom localization workflow.
The CSV includes index, start, end, start_ms, end_ms, duration_ms, and text.
Commas, quotes, and multiline subtitle text are escaped using standard CSV quoting.
Both readable timecodes and millisecond values are included for easier sorting and formulas.
This tool exports SRT to CSV; edit subtitle timing in the subtitle editor when you need subtitle output.